FLFreaks and Marvels of Plant Lifepor Pandi1 d1 fuente Marcador Compartir Hablar sobre esto Copy Copiar para redes sociales Ver en PandiPedia Administrar fuentes Descargar diapositivasAwns that bore seeds into soilTwisting seed awns1/4A fruit with a beak 🌿 Cooke describes crane’s-bill and stork’s-bill fruits as beak-shaped, with seeds arranged around the base.Twisting seed awns2/4Dry: the awn twists 🍂 Cooke says drying bends the awn at a right angle to the narrow carpel and twists it into several turns.Twisting seed awns3/4Moisture reverses the twist 💧 In moist air or when wet, Cooke says, the awn untwists.Twisting seed awns4/4The turn bores the fruit in 🌱 On loose soil, Cooke reports, awn sweeps rotate the carpel and drive its sharp end down, burying the seed-bearing end.Cooke’s account of a beaked fruit whose twisting awn can bore its seed-bearing end into loose soil. 🌿moreLo sentimos, Pandi no pudo encontrar una respuesta.Veamos alternativas:Prueba la Super Búsqueda (Recomendado)Modifica la consulta.Inicia un nuevo hilo.Eliminar fuentes (si se han agregado manualmente).✦Tu algoritmo
Twisting seed awns1/4A fruit with a beak 🌿 Cooke describes crane’s-bill and stork’s-bill fruits as beak-shaped, with seeds arranged around the base.
Twisting seed awns2/4Dry: the awn twists 🍂 Cooke says drying bends the awn at a right angle to the narrow carpel and twists it into several turns.
Twisting seed awns3/4Moisture reverses the twist 💧 In moist air or when wet, Cooke says, the awn untwists.
Twisting seed awns4/4The turn bores the fruit in 🌱 On loose soil, Cooke reports, awn sweeps rotate the carpel and drive its sharp end down, burying the seed-bearing end.